Our Undemocratic Constitution: Where the Constitution Goes Wrong (And How We the People Can Correct It)
Sanford Levinson offers a critical examination of the United States Constitution, focusing on where its design may conflict with democratic ideals. He considers the effects of those shortcomings and explores how the American people might address them through constitutional change and civic action.
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Sanford Levinson examines the strengths and limitations of the United States Constitution.
The book focuses on ways the Constitution may be undemocratic or inconsistent with democratic ideals.
It considers how constitutional structures can shape political life and public decision-making.
Levinson also explores how the people might respond to constitutional shortcomings and seek correction.
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